Recent content by Fannin Hohlt

The fall onto the deck caused her to cry out as she landed on her already hurt ankle. The kick to the gut caused her to cough and groan. Unfortunately she had no chance to recover before he had slipped the rope around her neck and started dragging her. “The orb saved your life, you ungrateful...

She didn't have words. Even if Fannin had tried to form them, she couldn't. She didn't think her sham would come to an end so quickly. She thought she would have time to plan her escape before he figured her out. Damn the fucking mage and his attack! The next thing she knew, the half-orc was...

"You!" Fannin was really hoping that Garigg would forget she existed but she was not that lucky. As she watched him stalk toward her, she was sure that he was going to kill her. "I..." She tried to say but nothing came out. She was truly terrified once more.

Fannin was actually grateful for Garrig's assistance over to the railing. Maybe he wasn't so bad. "Keep yer head down and might live..." That was probably the best advice someone could give at this moment since she was pretty much useless. She watched Garigg stalk off and start to fight his...

Fannin pushed herself to her feet with a grimace on her face. There was pain flooding her body at the moment but the adrenaline was overpowering it. She didn't have a choice but to get up and help defeat their attackers. Her eyes flew up to Garigg's over to come on and she totally missed the...

There was no part of the crazed look that Fannin found reassuring. She knew he was crazy but this seemed extra crazy. She understood that this was his ship though so she could understand his anger…and craziness. Fannin scooped up a sword that had belonged to a now dead crew member and started...

Fannin narrowed her eyes into a glare when Garigg snapped at her. "Asshole," she mumbled to herself. She was quick to back up from the Captain as he started to issue orders. The fire ball hit the ship and she saw some of the crew rushing to get water to fill their buckets so they could put out...

"Some test." Part of Fannin was happy that that was all but the other part cursed her big mouth for making shit up. She was going to get herself killed at this rate. "Mage! Maaaage!" The cry tore through any other noise and Fannin's head turned to look in the direction of the attacking boat...

Since his threat of going below deck before had been a punishment, she didn’t want to find out what he would do to her if she tried to leave his side now. “No,” Fannin said softly, “I will stay up here with you. I do not want to know what you would have waiting for me…” She looked out towards...

It wasn't Garigg's words that sent a shiver down her spine, it was the vicious smile mixed with that wild look that glinted in his eyes. This man was absolutely insane and she had lied to him. She had tricked him. He would murder her slowly if he figured it out. Fuck, she thought to herself...

A single brow rose at his demand but he did not say anymore on the topic. That was probably wise. She could make sure the spirits were very upset if she needed to. She was the real one in control right now and it both terrified and excited her. A hmph came from her when he tried to justify his...

Fannin followed Garigg around in silence as he roared orders at different people. The ship finally started moving again and she couldn't help the eye roll that followed his comment about cruelty. "I find it hard to believe that you had to kill so many people today," she narrowed her eyes at...

Fannin followed the Captain in silence and when the news that a caraval was after them came down from the crow's nest, she frowned. Well, this certainly didn't look great for her little lie about the bobble keeping them safe. Her mind started to churn through ideas quickly because she knew that...

Fannin watched the Captain secure his prize with a small, mischievous smile playing on her lips. She had him now and it was going to be beautiful. "I talk to them when they talk to me first," she answered Garigg. "They are a quiet bunch unless it is very important." She sounded like she was...

"Should I keep it on me? Or just aboard the ship? Does it do anything?" That acceptance was enough to allow her to visibly relax. Inwardly, she knew she had just hooked him, but outwardly it looked like she was just pleased that she was useful to her new Captain. "From what I am being told...